Sentence examples for earlier definition from inspiring English sources

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Let's return to our earlier definition: A continent is a large, contiguous land mass.

I couldn't help thinking that all this vicarious living suggests that the earlier definition of the seven-year itch might be more accurate.

"I set myself rules in order to be totally free," as Perec put it, echoing Queneau's earlier definition of Oulipians as "rats who build the labyrinth from which they plan to escape".

If you want a restaurant where an earlier definition of civilized engagement holds sway, the gracious Monkey Bar at the Hotel Elysée on the East Side will do very well.

The law declares all of Argentina's glaciers to be "strategic reserves of water" and "public property". It bans mining and oil extraction in the glaciers' watersheds, and places strict restrictions on industrial activity in surrounding lands, thereby expanding an earlier definition of what constituted periglacial area.

The modifications water down earlier definitions of capital and include a long phase-in period to comply with new requirements about leverage and liquidity ratios.

For example, the definition of city and urban has changed many times in China during the 20th century, with earlier definitions based on designation of statutory cities and towns.

The problem of linear optics about the transport of scalar radiation within film is solved, a new definition of the radiance is introduced in agreement with earlier definitions and a corresponding radiative transfer equation is derived.

Our definitions include some earlier definitions as special cases.

The earlier definitions will refer to process step containing only the reactor, where o-cresol is both the substrate and the product.